Annalyse's Music Box

"Sanguis Bibimus, Corpus Edimus, Sanguis Bibimus, Corpus Edimus, Sanguis Bibimus, Corpus Edimus, Tolle Corpus Satani!, Ave!"

I did it all for you Jack...

This beautiful wooden music box is very intricately carved, by what had to be a master craftsman. The styling of the exterior of the box mimics that of a Gothic cathedral, with no details spared to the filigree and decoration. The exterior is stained in a deep rich black and red colorway and has a dark black iron latch that holds it shut tightly. When opened plays an incredibly haunting, yet evil chorus chant. This song is being chanted in Infernal and cannot be understood unless any of the listeners speak the language. In the interior of the lid is an old silver mirror. This silvery mirror looks to be pitted and slightly dirty. Reflected in that mirror is a pirouetting woman figure, with long blonde flowing hair, in what looks like a black & white striped acrobatics tunic. She is not mounted to the music box and seems to be just floating and flipping in place to the evil chorus's song. The tiny figurine cannot be removed from the box.

The interior of the music box has slots for four rings to be placed within the deep red velvet, as well as about two spots to put an amulet or necklace. You're unsure of the use of this item, as you found no information on it. But something feels strange, and it's not just the eerie song...

This item is enchanted, and therefore cannot be destroyed via typical means. The type of enchantment is dependent on the DM's ruling, based on a successful DC15 Arcana Check.

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